Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse (Male)
The Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse is a reef-associated, tropical wrasse and makes a fantastic aquarium fish. First described by Jack Randall and Dr. Hiroyuki Tanaka in January 2009, this is a semi-aggressive wrasse that is both active and hardy. Rarely available but worth the wait.
Key Details
| Scientific Name | Cirrhilabrus naokoae |
|---|---|
| Origin | Indian Ocean |
| Max Size | 4 inches |
| Diet | Marine flake food, frozen and live feeders |
| Shipping Size | 2 to 3 inches |
FAQ
What is the typical behavior of the Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse in an aquarium?
The Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse is semi-aggressive and active, making it a good choice for a well-established reef tank with compatible species.
How big does the Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse grow in captivity?
It can reach a maximum size of 4 inches in an aquarium setting.
What type of food does it prefer?
It accepts marine flake food, as well as frozen and live feeders.
Keith Johnston –
Received the Naoko’s Fairy Wrasse in good condition. It’s active and colorful, and has adapted well to the tank after a few weeks. Feeds well on marine flakes and occasional frozen foods. A unique addition to a reef tank.
Hannah Davidson –
The fish arrived healthy and has been active since setup. It’s not the most common wrasse, but it’s a striking presence. Needs a bit of space and a varied diet to thrive.
Joe Morrison –
Great choice for reef enthusiasts. The fish is hardy and shows interest in feeding. It’s a bit shy at first but becomes more confident over time. Very satisfied with the purchase.